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Awards - Radio Drama Awards
1996-Present
| The Stewart Parker Trust
established in honour of Belfast playwright, Stewart Parker
who died in 1988, has been associated through its annual awards
with almost all of the current younger generation of Irish playwrights
now gaining international recognition. The BBC Radio Drama Award
is presented to a writer who can then go on to work with a BBC
drama producer on a radio play. |
| Robin Glendinning’s
THE WORDS ARE STRANGE (Radio 4 1991), won a Giles Cooper Award. |
| Jack Houlahan’s MAIDEN
CITY MAGIC (Radio 4 1991), was one of two plays awarded a special
commendation at the 1993 Prix Italia awards in Rome |
| Gerry Stembridge’s Radio
4 play, DAISY THE COW WHO TALKED (Joint winner of the 1994 Richard
Imison Memorial Award and Winner of The Writers Guild Comedy
Award). |
| John Water’s HOLY SECRETS
(Radio 4 1996) was a winner of The Society Of Authors’
Richard Imison Memorial Award |
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